... landing stage; In fact! the boat,, after arrival off the stage, was almost as long In getting alongside as she bad' been in crossing the riv'er. The' railway boats' station,- owing to the, shortness of the stage, is on the Inner side of the stage between ...

... and learued ai home. Keep to tbe true iostincts v Er, of a womanl's heart, and let not the stage mould w ?? you tV i;s levil habits. (Loud ?? Rose si (Calety Themre) said she wished to say a few E words about the ?? of the stage doors of hi et theatres ...

... wider views on educs. M ?? the sight of an open Art GaUery on OUiday, in an English man ufcturing town, nak be Oppoeition to the Sunday opening movemet Sound almost as 'oolish. IAs Sunday I visited the new Art Gallery in Bining and what I witnessed there ...

... on the stage he was natural, simple, and unaffected. It was only when he was off the stage that he was acting. Mirs. Kendal's charm was that on the stage and on the platform she wfas she same. (Applause.) If she had any art she had the highest ...

... dubt and drafts of air suffictent to feed and keep the disease alive. The patient must use the in- haling Instrument morning and evening, charged with such sedative, Alterative, and astringent mediCineeas may be Indicated by thesltage of the disease, and ...

... perfection of the art of attack, We must keep up more or less with the military science of the day, and must adapt our armaments to those of our neighbours. We must do the best we can for to-day, while so husbanding our resources that we may be able if necessary ...

... relieve him if he is alive. Wolseley is further promised whatever help the Govern- ment may be able to render. Does he want the Berber-Suakim route opened, he may have it opened. Does he desire to seize and hold Khartonm, he may do so. If he wants soldiers ...

... George's landing stage was the ;9t1, which said, The hoard shall maintain and I keep itt good condition the existing landing stage for ferry or river steamers drawing not snore than six feet of watcr at the George's pier and the landing stage for sea-going ...

... have been put at the disposal of his Majesty the King of Italy. Art. VII. The ratifications of the present con- vention will be exchanged at Nikoliburg in the space at two days at latest. Art. VIII. As soon as the ratification of the present convention shall ...

... three stages are to ha regiarked; first, an era of hope, as it. . may be called, when the mere announcement of a good is thought sufficient by its sanguine advocates to win for f it universal assent; second, what we may call a ques- tiossable stage, when ...

... cd all because they didn't know that if you want to bd oard a boat at the end of the Landing-stage you must first go down a loilg bridge, then along the Ie stage, and then back up another bridge, and di r along the dock wall, and then you turn down ov i ...

... landing V al stage to the north of our present one for the con- ill venience of passengers leaving or entering the port i o ig of Liverpool, the thought struck me that a rood! i ill way to make an immediate connection between ?? the Landing-stage and the three ...